Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
It's already February!!!
It's gone from Christmas straight to February!
At this rate, Golden Week will be here before we know it, followed by Obon and then Christmas!
And then, the end of the year.
I'm already in the end-of-year mood at work...
But that's beside the point.
Have you ever done this kind of installation?

This is what is commonly referred to as "bedrock bonding."
I think this is a bit of a specialized project.
It’s still the case today, but the DK Bond method is quite well-known.
In our case, we use the Moldam method for rock bonding.
Although it is originally used for stone masonry reinforcement work, we use Mormud because it is also a rock adhesive.
The Moldam Method has been posted on Isabou Net.
The Moldam Method was featured on Isabou Net’s “Ask Enta-san” segment.
I Tried the Moldam Method! (Part 1)
I Tried the Moldam Method! (Part 2)
I Tried the Moldam Method! (Part 3)
I Tried the Moldam Method! (Part 4)
I Tried the Moldam Method! (Part 5)

It originally looked like this, but we’ll clean it thoroughly and then inject Moldam Ace into it.
With Moldam Ace, you can keep injecting it into the cracks, making it very easy to bond the surfaces together.
Also, since it’s different from cement slurry, it doesn’t scatter elsewhere and firmly bonds the stones together.

You inject it using a hose, and since it pushes deeper and deeper, you can be sure it gets injected thoroughly!

It can also handle the "jaw" section of rock blocks like this.
The best thing about this method is how compact the equipment is.
The minimum equipment required for installation is a 100V generator and a 25-kg pump!
You can actually carry it by hand to the job site.
Well, if possible, it’d be pretty tough without at least a monorail, lol.
The Moldam method is all about achieving big results with small machinery, isn't it?
We've been getting more and more requests like this lately, so if you're having trouble on a job site, please feel free to contact us!
See you later.



